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Phantomleaf Textiles Becomes MEMBRYX

Getzner Textil Acquires Majority Stake in MEMBRYX GmbH

[Bludenz/Rieden] The former Phantomleaf Textiles GmbH now operates under the name MEMBRYX GmbH and is majority-owned by the Getzner Textil Group. The company develops and produces textile protective layers and functional sheet materials for emergency services such as police, military and rescue organisa tions, as well as for industrial applications.

The view of the Getzner Textil site in Bludenz shows the modern extension building, the historic factory building with chimney, and the mountain backdrop under a clear sky.

After holding a stake of just under 30 percent in the company since July 2025, the long-established Vor arlberg-based company now owns 70.5 percent of the shares. The remaining 29.5 percent continue to be held by the previous owners, Annette and Rick van Es, who will remain managing directors of the company. 

“With the majority stake in MEMBRYX, we are strengthening our expertise in highly functional protective textiles and expanding our portfolio to include innovative membrane and textile technologies. MEM BRYX’s solutions combine protection, comfort, durability and sustainability. Together, we aim to sys tematically advance these technologies and unlock new market potential,” says Hannes Tschofen, CTO of Getzner Textil.

The team at MEMBRYX GmbH, managed by Annette and Rick van Es

Innovative technologies for enhanced protection 

MEMBRYX develops and produces textile protective layers and functional sheet materials for police, military, rescue organisations and industrial applications. Multi-layer composites and membranes combine several protective properties in a single layer while also providing a high level of wearer com fort. 

“With Getzner Textil, we have a partner at our side who shares our vision for innovative protective tex tiles. The majority stake allows us to accelerate the development of our technologies and open up new markets while preserving our entrepreneurial identity,” explain Annette and Rick van Es.